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is tovering help nigeria -- offering to help nigeria find the missing girls. >> the kidnapping of girls is unconionablele we'll do everything to help. >> i spoke via scope with a spokes person from human rights. she said nigeria's president should have tape action earlier. >> i think it's coming a little too late. it's more than three weeks after the girls have been missing. the committee set up will be inaugurated next week. it's coming because the people have been pressuring - the people had to go on the street. there's no reason why it had to get to that point for the president of the nation to step up and take action. >> it's crucial that the international community keep up the pressure to find the kidnapped girls. >> south sudan's government says it has retaken two key towns. it comes quays after the president agreed to direct stalks. we have this report from the capital in juva. . >> reporter: two significant victories on sunday. the first when they took the town from riek machar's forces. it was a strong hole. he had a bush camp and was taking meetings. it's an important psycholo
is tovering help nigeria -- offering to help nigeria find the missing girls. >> the kidnapping of girls is unconionablele we'll do everything to help. >> i spoke via scope with a spokes person from human rights. she said nigeria's president should have tape action earlier. >> i think it's coming a little too late. it's more than three weeks after the girls have been missing. the committee set up will be inaugurated next week. it's coming because the people have been pressuring...
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you have to remember that this happened in a very remote part of nigeria, northeastern nigeria where it's very difficult to act largely because of security issues plaguing that region for many years. yes, there is an element of people not being quite sure of who to trust but also, to be fair, there's also a simple issue of fear on the part of the families, which we know because cnn has spoken to some of these families, they are afraid to get too much information about their children because if indeed it is boko haram that has taken their kids, they could be watching and they could see their children identified and that they in turn could be further victimized. so there's a lot going on here, fred. >> yeah. it is troubling all the way around. we're talking about three weeks now and these 200 young girls and no one knows where they are, what could be their experience and how frightened they must be. isha sesay, thank you so much. of course, we've got more information on this story and the growing worldwide outrage over the handling of this story at cnn.com/impact. issu isha sesay, than
you have to remember that this happened in a very remote part of nigeria, northeastern nigeria where it's very difficult to act largely because of security issues plaguing that region for many years. yes, there is an element of people not being quite sure of who to trust but also, to be fair, there's also a simple issue of fear on the part of the families, which we know because cnn has spoken to some of these families, they are afraid to get too much information about their children because if...
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. >>> three weeks after 300 schoolgirls were abducted in nigeria, the president set up a committee to help to secure the release. he ordered security chiefs to do everything possible to get the girls back, but people are becoming increasingly angry. we have the report. >> reporter: nigerians at the church praying for the kidnapped girls to be found. there's popular pressure on the president. he's set up a committee to investigate how the abductions took place and why the rescue effort has so far failed. some church-goers plan overnight vigils until the girls are found. >> i have children. i have daughters. i have a son. it's terrible. i put myself in the shoes of the parents. >> reporter: news of the abductions has spread around the world. these protesters in washington, d.c. accuse the nigerian government of mishandling the rescue effort. >> the president has the might of the full, entire military of the country. he has financial resources as well. he can make things happen if he actually wants to with things like this. so there shouldn't be any excuses. >> reporter: people have been
. >>> three weeks after 300 schoolgirls were abducted in nigeria, the president set up a committee to help to secure the release. he ordered security chiefs to do everything possible to get the girls back, but people are becoming increasingly angry. we have the report. >> reporter: nigerians at the church praying for the kidnapped girls to be found. there's popular pressure on the president. he's set up a committee to investigate how the abductions took place and why the rescue...
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there have been protests in nigeria and increasingly in cities around the world. new york, washington and here in london. there's also a social media campaign under way under the banner "bring back our girls." through the night, the nigerian president met with security and local state officials and with the head teacher of that girls school and he said everything must be done to free the girls. but more than two weeks on, it's not clear how they're going about that. alex? >> the whole thing is outrageous. thank you very much for the update from london. more republican fury today over benghazi, but what would a gop-led investigation really accomplish? former governor howard dean next. ... a mouth breather? well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. ke me, if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay
there have been protests in nigeria and increasingly in cities around the world. new york, washington and here in london. there's also a social media campaign under way under the banner "bring back our girls." through the night, the nigerian president met with security and local state officials and with the head teacher of that girls school and he said everything must be done to free the girls. but more than two weeks on, it's not clear how they're going about that. alex? >> the...
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state department is offering to help nigeria find 300 school girls kidnapped. frustrated parents have been pressing the nigerian government to do more. protests in d.c. called on washington to do more. >>> doctors in indiana are treating the first case of m.e.r.s. a health worker returning from saudi arabia has contracted the disease. >> reporter: health care officials are scrambling to retravel the same route as a man who tested positive for the deadly m.e.r.s. virus. he is a health care worker that returned from saudi arabia. he left rhiad, connected through london's health roe and landed in -- heathrow and landed in chicago. he took a bus to indiana, and fell sick, ending in hospital. fatality rates are high, but the risk of an outbreak is low. >> there has not been a clear case of person to person transmission outside of the health care setting. so i think we need to keep this in perspective. >> health officials say the violence originated in the middle east, to come else and european countries, it's estimated to have infected 600 people, roulting in 200 --
state department is offering to help nigeria find 300 school girls kidnapped. frustrated parents have been pressing the nigerian government to do more. protests in d.c. called on washington to do more. >>> doctors in indiana are treating the first case of m.e.r.s. a health worker returning from saudi arabia has contracted the disease. >> reporter: health care officials are scrambling to retravel the same route as a man who tested positive for the deadly m.e.r.s. virus. he is a...
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the government of nigeria is failing in its part of our social contract. samuel burke, cnn, new york. >> find out more about how you can join the campaign at cnn.com/impactourworld. >>> a deadly virus from the middle east has spread to the u.s. hartland, called mers. it stands for middle east respiratory syndrome. the center for disease control says an indiana hospital is treating the first american with mers. cheap medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta tracks the patient's time line. >> he is a health care worker. he was working in saudi arabia in that capacity, and he flew back april 24th, went from saudi arabia to london, then to chicago by plane, then took a bus to indiana. it was three days later it sounds like he started to get sick, started to have fever and difficulty with his breathing. sounds like he is in stable condition, not on a breathing machine, just getting oxygen. most importantly he is in isolation. >> so far, 262 cases of mers have been confirmed in 12 countries. >>> the woman who brought down donald sterling and didn't stay out of the
the government of nigeria is failing in its part of our social contract. samuel burke, cnn, new york. >> find out more about how you can join the campaign at cnn.com/impactourworld. >>> a deadly virus from the middle east has spread to the u.s. hartland, called mers. it stands for middle east respiratory syndrome. the center for disease control says an indiana hospital is treating the first american with mers. cheap medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta tracks the patient's time...
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the guy who tried to blow up the flight over detroit a couple of years ago, he was from nigeria. he went to yemen and had ro had explosives sewn into his underwear. english speaking some of them fairly sophisticated, many not, but the sophisticated ones can move around the world. extremely dangerous. >> unless something can be done to help these girls it is a horrible story. >> christopher dickey, always great to have you. >> thank you antonio. >> federal officers have said they will not are serve subpoenas, 33 of which were settled 50 city for $1.7 million none of the police officers has faced termination. joining us now from philadelphia, our philadelphia daily news investigators, wendy ruderman and exposing this alleged rogue narcotics squad within the philadelphia, police department. busted, a tale of corruption and bees trail in a city of brotherly love, great of both of you to join us. wendy i'll start with you. i know a lot of the people you spoke to some of whom received civil settlements formula the city, what is your reaction, why do you think they refused to file these
the guy who tried to blow up the flight over detroit a couple of years ago, he was from nigeria. he went to yemen and had ro had explosives sewn into his underwear. english speaking some of them fairly sophisticated, many not, but the sophisticated ones can move around the world. extremely dangerous. >> unless something can be done to help these girls it is a horrible story. >> christopher dickey, always great to have you. >> thank you antonio. >> federal officers have...
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talking about the kidnapping of 276 school girls in nigeria. these are live pictures now of a rally now in new york. demonstrators demand more be done to rescue the girls abducted by militants more than two weeks ago. u.s. secretary of state john kerry in ethiopia says the perpetrators must be brought to justice and urge supporting the nigerian government in finding the girls. police say 53 of the girls managed to escape. let's go live to new york. rosa flores is covering that rally. rosa, a kidnapping in nigeria, but voices being raised right there. >> reporter: you know, fred, this is just a parent's worst nightmare. imagine your daughter goes to school one day and then never comes back because they have been kidnapped by known militant group. this group has been recognized by the u.s. government as a terrorist organization, so take a look around me. this is what this group of people are protesting today because they're asking the world to pay attention to these more than 200 girls who have been kidnapped. so you'll see there's a lot of peopl
talking about the kidnapping of 276 school girls in nigeria. these are live pictures now of a rally now in new york. demonstrators demand more be done to rescue the girls abducted by militants more than two weeks ago. u.s. secretary of state john kerry in ethiopia says the perpetrators must be brought to justice and urge supporting the nigerian government in finding the girls. police say 53 of the girls managed to escape. let's go live to new york. rosa flores is covering that rally. rosa, a...
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nigeria's government following the kidnapping of hundreds of school girls. yvon ndege has report. >> initially the unministry said 129 girls were being kid nached. but immediately -- kid flapped. latest development the police say no in fact more than 300 girls were taken away and 276 remain missing. now reason for this confusion at least on the police's part, they say is because there were students attending the school who were only there for exams and they're not normally there, hence the inquiries in the numbers. also there are different agencies trying to resolve the assistant. you have the police -- incident. you have police, you have the military, family and parents, and all of them are coming up with different figures as to how many girls were abducted and how many were rescued. one civil rights organization say they have been taken over the border to cameroon and chad, some of them have been forced into marriage, some have been sold for as little as $12 u.s. no verification of these theories. >> killed 11 muslim settlers the attack is believed to be p
nigeria's government following the kidnapping of hundreds of school girls. yvon ndege has report. >> initially the unministry said 129 girls were being kid nached. but immediately -- kid flapped. latest development the police say no in fact more than 300 girls were taken away and 276 remain missing. now reason for this confusion at least on the police's part, they say is because there were students attending the school who were only there for exams and they're not normally there, hence...
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. >>> nigeria admits dozens more girls may have been kidnapped from a school an originally thought. >>> mexico's government is trying to disarm vigilante groups that have been battling drug cartels. they want the vigilantes to re-organise and join government forces. we rode along with vigilantes and experienced first hand the power they wield. >> reporter: we are here to meet a wealthy farmer. he left his arch ards four months ago to coordinate vigilantes. i wanted to know why. >> many of the leaders are businessmen. they own lime or advocardo plantations. others are fieldworkers or returning migrants. some of them are professional mercenaries. we followed the group as they patrol the area. it was clear how much authority they have gained here. on the road they forced this state prison van to stop. >> reporter: they believe some state employees have been trying to get the cartel members out of the town. >> the policemen put up no resistance. >> they were clear to drive on of the the power dynamic was obvious. these sorts of scenes are going on all over the area. government authorities
. >>> nigeria admits dozens more girls may have been kidnapped from a school an originally thought. >>> mexico's government is trying to disarm vigilante groups that have been battling drug cartels. they want the vigilantes to re-organise and join government forces. we rode along with vigilantes and experienced first hand the power they wield. >> reporter: we are here to meet a wealthy farmer. he left his arch ards four months ago to coordinate vigilantes. i wanted to...
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confusion in nigeria as police reveal more girls were kidnapped than initially thought. >>> i'm barbara in europe. a new push by
confusion in nigeria as police reveal more girls were kidnapped than initially thought. >>> i'm barbara in europe. a new push by
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tradiciÓn que siguen ♪ ♪ >> paraguay dejÓ huella en francia 98 despuÉs de enfrentar a la peligrosa nigeria. el cual de benÍtez fue una belleza, benÍtez aprovecha el fallo defensivo y suelta el castillo, el balÓn se incrusta en el palo superior del palo, asÍ avanzaron a octavos de final. >> faltan 42 dÍas para el inicio del mundial de fÚtbol de brasil. es una tradiciÓn que los fanÁticos de y tarda se den cita en un ciudad - de quitarla se den cita en una ciudad polaca, el festival atrae a una cantidad de personas, ese aÑo el nÚmero de músicos participantes ascendiÓ a una cifra mayor que la ediciÓn anterior, asÍ, a ritmo de jimmy hendrix, nos despedimos esa noche, a nombre de todo el equipo que hace posible la ediciÓn nocturna, que somos muchos, gracias por su atenciÓn, los esperamos maÑana, buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hola muy buenos dÍas. ya es viernes. gracias por estar con nosotros. >> no, es mayo. >> tenemos mucho que compartirles.
tradiciÓn que siguen ♪ ♪ >> paraguay dejÓ huella en francia 98 despuÉs de enfrentar a la peligrosa nigeria. el cual de benÍtez fue una belleza, benÍtez aprovecha el fallo defensivo y suelta el castillo, el balÓn se incrusta en el palo superior del palo, asÍ avanzaron a octavos de final. >> faltan 42 dÍas para el inicio del mundial de fÚtbol de brasil. es una tradiciÓn que los fanÁticos de y tarda se den cita en un ciudad - de quitarla se den cita en una ciudad polaca,...
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and in fact, i am headed to nigeria right now and so i don't know but my flight leaves at 2:30 p.m. so if that is okay, thank you so much. >> thank you so much again. i will talk to the issue of the peacekeepers. there have been several incidents where peacekeepers have been involved in violent acts against civilians and we talked about this earlier today were 30 civilians were killed. some soldiers were even special forces inside the country, which is just horrible and needs so much more international scrutiny. and i would also just take this opportunity to day that i am publishing a report about the violence in the country or we can learn a lot more about ideas or to thank you for this opportunity. >> we deeply appreciate that c-span has given the american people the opportunity to hear about this tragedy from experts who are living it. >> you will find that you can get that at our budget page. >> thank you. >> on the question of justice, i would have three points. mercy corps is an agency. i don't have an opinion on whether they have an opinion. but there are three points to thin
and in fact, i am headed to nigeria right now and so i don't know but my flight leaves at 2:30 p.m. so if that is okay, thank you so much. >> thank you so much again. i will talk to the issue of the peacekeepers. there have been several incidents where peacekeepers have been involved in violent acts against civilians and we talked about this earlier today were 30 civilians were killed. some soldiers were even special forces inside the country, which is just horrible and needs so much more...
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. >>> 12 are killed in nigeria's capital in an explosion. >>> most of these students are boys - where are the girls? we follow up on promises of equal
. >>> 12 are killed in nigeria's capital in an explosion. >>> most of these students are boys - where are the girls? we follow up on promises of equal
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up next, nigeria's stolen daughters. >> we thought they were soldiers. my friends and i jumped from the vehicle and ran back because we realized they didn't look innocent to us. >> by a group known to me as nigeria's taliban, what is behind boca ha ran's fishes attacks and what may be next. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. >> award winning producer and director joe berlinger exposes the truth. >> our current system has gone awry... >> a justice system rum by human beings, can run off the rails. >> sometimes the system doesn't serve and protect, and the innocent pay the price. what goes wrong? >> it's a nightmarish alternative reality, sometimes you can't win... >> an original investigative series. when justice is not for all... the system with joe beringer only on al jazeera america >> drug wars in mexico >> this guy sa
up next, nigeria's stolen daughters. >> we thought they were soldiers. my friends and i jumped from the vehicle and ran back because we realized they didn't look innocent to us. >> by a group known to me as nigeria's taliban, what is behind boca ha ran's fishes attacks and what may be next. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your...
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up next, nigeria's stolen daughters. >> we thought they were soldiers. my friends and i jumped from the vehicle and ran back because we realized they didn't look innocent to us. >> by a group known to me as nigeria's taliban, what is behind boca ha ran's fishes attacks and what may be next. >> on techknow... >> these are some of the amazing spider goats >> small creatures, big impact >> how strong is it? >> almost as strong as steel >> inspiring discoveries changing lives >> this could go in a human body... >> right >> this is for an achilles tendon >> techknow every saturday go where science meets humanity >> this is some of the best driving i've ever done, even though i can't see techknow >> we're here in the vortex >> only on al jazeera america stories making headlines. donald sterling it to's in jeopardy. to move forward with his removal as quickly as possible. just this week sterling was banned for life from the nba. embattled toronto mayor announces he is taking a break from his re-election campaign to get help for substance abuse. in a statement f
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